Twelve Hurt In Three Traffic Accidents
Three separate weekend crashes left twelve people injured. In the Wellington area a Detroit entourage en route to a funeral collided with a car driven by Russell Brown injuring seven, with Bert suffering multiple injuries. A second crash on Route 20 between here and Oberlin involved three Detroit men who escaped with minor injuries after their car rolled five times. A third incident near Elyria Avenue left Bernie Di Luciano with a scalp wound when his car struck a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Detroit
Paris
Houte
Wellington
Russell Brown
FE. W. Brohm
John Greenbaugh
J.G. McCormick
Albert Burt
Burt
Brown
Harold
Elyria
Walter Bradshaw
Falls Clinic
Willam G. Smith
John Fulton
John Hudak
Smith
Ralph Falls
Here
Oberlin
William Rozman
Edward Lukezich
Rudolph Lukezich
Rodman Douglas
Isaac A. Rogers
Marion
Rozman
Rogers
Bernie di Luciano
East 29Th Street Lorain
Patrolman Grills Captures Three Safeblowers
In Cleveland on March 22 Patrolman Philip Grill disarmed and captured three safeblowers in the Circle Theater with two guns trained on him. He stopped for coffee on the way to the station and briefly greeted acquaintances at the theater before continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philip Grill
Circle Theater
Grill
Judge Findley to Gift 176 Acres to State for Preserve
Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley announced he will donate 176 acres purchased from First Wellington Bank for 6000 dollars to the state for reforestation and a game preserve. The land adjoins 375 acres given last April, forming 551 acres near the state's 200 acre preserve beside State Route 58 two miles south of Wellington. The state plans to plant 200000 trees there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Wellington
Weather Ohio: Cloudy Warmer Tonight and Rain Tuesday
A ridge of high pressure from Saskatchewan to the Ohio Valley influences much of the eastern United States. Low pressure centers sit over Idaho, Nevada, and off the Main coast. Temperatures dip from the Great Lakes to Ohio Valley regions, while elsewhere it runs slightly warmer. Moderate to heavy rains hit California, light snows and rains appear in the far northwest, with generally fair weather elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Saskatchewan
Ohio Valley
United States
Rocky Mountains
Idaho
Nevada
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
California
New London Gas Theft Tied to School Explosion
William C Shaw 61 superintendent of the New London school testified before a military board that stolen natural gas from Parade Gas Company pipelines fed the blast that killed 14 teachers and 412 students. He admitted tapping the pipeline without permission and said a United Gas official warned of possible trouble. The explosion occurred in the school basement after a sanding machine spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Texas
William CC. Shaw
New London School
Tenas
John Down
Shaw
Parade Gas Company
United Gas Company
William C. Shaw
Clifton
Delberg Clark
Parade Gasoline Company
Clark
Board of
Board of Inquiry
Local Steel and Tubes workers honored at Elks dinner
Employees' representatives Fred Hoton Charles Winckler and Charles PELLin were honored by fellow workers and Steel and Tubes Inc at a Saturday night dinner at the Elyria Elks. Gifts praised their service as Henry Wick Republic Steel official and J J Parks Elyria Division superintendent attended as guests. The event featured songs stories and entertainment and noted 1000+ days without an accident by the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Steel and Tubes, Inc
Elks
Fred Hoton
Charles Winckler
Charles Pellin
William Moore
Lee Terrell
Henry Wick
Republic Steel Corporation
Wick
Elyria
J. J. Parks
Elyria Division
Ray Lewis
Terrell
Moore
Zanders
Johnnie
William Kelly
Rocco Trombetta
J. Albert Yodler
Gibson Moore
Chief Justice Hughes Questions Roosevelt Plan
Chief Justice Hughes warns that expanding or redividing the Supreme Court would impair its efficiency as a unit. Senator Wheeler cited the letter as the court’s first formal response to Roosevelt’s proposed judicial reorganization. Hughes notes the court’s workload and cites Van Devanter Brandeis as allies while stressing a single court structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charles Evens Hughes
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Senate
Hughes
Supreme Bench
High Tribunal
van Devanter
Brandeis
James G. McReynolds
New High In Tax Collection Reported
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright reported a new high in real estate tax collection under the 10 mill limit. Amounts to date total $1,660,000, $220,000 above last year, aided by improved business conditions and more taxpayers using the Wittemore bill to defer penalties while paying delinquencies within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Wright
Wright
Trailer Built Here Goes To England
Announcement made today that the Bender Body Co at Elyria shipped its first trailer to England aboard the Queen Mary liner. The trailer will travel across the pond in the crack liner’s cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender Body Co
Elyria
England
Threat Of General Strike In Auto Plants Disturbs Detroit
Detroit's auto workers face a possible broad walkout as Homer Martin UA W president threatens a general strike unless police evictions of sit-down strikers end. Police raid Chrysler plants with 6,000 workers at risk, GM and Ford spared by contracts. Gov Murphy and federal officials monitor mediation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Frank Couzens
Thomas P. Henry Company
Heinrich A. Pickert
United Automotive Workers
Chrysler
Martin
General Motors Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
General Motors
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company
Murray Body Corp
Midland Steel Co
Automobile Products
Automotive Concern
New York
Lewis
The
Automotive Union
Richard Frankensteen
Thomas Wilcox
Oberlin Minister To Speak At Noonday Services Tomorrow
Rev. Henry Dove of Oberlin will deliver the noonday Lenten address tomorrow at St. John's Lutheran Church. The series, led by Grace and St. John's Southern Churches, runs daily at 12 for thirty minutes except Saturday, with Rev. Ernst Mueller of Cleve land presiding today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Mueller
St. Philipp’s Lutheran Church
Cleveland
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Grace
St. John’s Southeran
Moses
Christ
Redeemer
Armin Schroeder
St. John’s
Tiffin Man And Child Killed In Crash
Ashland Ohio March 22 Raymond M Shireman 31 and Patricia Ann Kirchner 5 both of Tiffin were killed when a car collided with a truck near Nova Ohio north of Ashland William Kirchner 31 and Mrs Pansy Kirchner 28 parents of the child were injured Shireman was the driver authorities said he fell asleep while driving from Akron to Tiffin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Raymond M. Shireman
Patricia Ann Kirchner
Tiffin
Nova
Ohio
Here
William Kirchner
Pansy Kirchner
Shireman
Akron
Unrest Clashes Mark France Under Lebrun as Fascists and Communists Rally
President Albert Lebrun features amid ongoing turmoil as Fascists and Communists clash repeatedly in France, signaling deep political strife and public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lebrun
France
M. Lebrun
Continuance Of Giardini Trial Looms Today
A postponed slot machine trial for Charles Giardini of the Trojan Club in Lorain heads toward March 29 as prosecutors seek sheriff witness William Grall. Grall plans a Florida trip but would delay if needed. the case tests gambling law enforcement in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Giardini
Trojan Club
Lorain
Howard R. Butler
Wiliam F. Grall
Sarah Louise
Florida
Lorain County
Wiliam Grall
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Great Britain's Rearmament Seen As Influence For Peace
London reports that Britain's heavy rearmament is the era's key factor shaping Europe. Webb Miller says the army and navy buildup could enable England to enforce peace with major powers, though he fears new war as armaments rise. He notes over 5 million under arms across 18 nations and military spending consuming large shares of national incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Great Britain
Webb Miller
Europe
Miller
England
Germany
Russia
France
Italy
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Fire on British Ship Marie Moiler Sparks Rescue off Holyhead
March 22 report from London says two explosions set the British steamship Marie Moiler ablaze off Holyhead. Lifeboats saved about 40 crew, mostly Chinese, with 72 aboard in total as fireboats are en route from Liverpool. The ship carried peanuts from Vizagapatam to Liverpool and anchored 2 1 2 miles off Holyhead after flames spread from bunkers and cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marie Moiler
Holyhead
Liverpool
Vizagapatam
India
United States
Pope Protests Nazi Attitude During Easter Week
Vatican reports Pope Pius protests Nazi Germany's treatment of the Roman Catholic Church. He says the encyclical balances truth and love and asks for charitable response toward persecutors. The aim is to spark negotiations and an era of goodwill during Holy Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius
Germany
Vatican
A R Webber Undergoes Emergency Operation
Former Common Pleas Judge A R Webber, 85, is recovering in Elyria Memorial Hospital after an emergency operation for hernia yesterday afternoon. Doctor Austin S McKitrick ordered hospitalization as the ailment worsened. Illness from ptomaine poisoning last Thursday is believed to have caused the trouble. he is making satisfactory progress with no visitors for a few days requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Austin S. McKitrick
State To Take Over Murray Ridge Road Maintenance
The county will assume maintenance of Murray Ridge road from Route 20 to Albright and Hall roads in Carlisle township. In return Carlisle township will assume maintenance of Parsons road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge Road
Route 20
Albright Road
Hall Road
Carlisle Township
Parsons Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rte
Hudson River Docks
Berengaria
Georgia
Normandie
Rex
Europa
Justice Hughes
Tiffin Man
Pope
Nazi